Despite the shortage of medical supplies faced by Cuba’s healthcare system, 170 patients currently receive hemodialysis treatment at the Manuel Ascunce Domenech Provincial Clinical-Surgical Teaching Hospital in this city.

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Today, we are called together by light. With those words, the tribute panel for Nazario Salazar, one of the most beloved figures in Camagüey’s cultural scene, began. The phrase was more than a formal opening; it was a statement of meaning — light as a symbol of his legacy, his teaching, and the beauty he has cultivated for more than eight decades.

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From August 9 to 13, the 22nd edition of the Literary Crusade will be held in Camagüey. The event is organized by the provincial branch of the Asociación Hermanos Saíz (AHS), with the collaboration of the Book Center, Ácana publishing house, the sociocultural project Golpe a Golpe, the Union of Young Communists, and the Provincial Directorate of Culture.

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 Brining, an age-old method for preserving meat and fish, is proving effective once again for the province’s aquaculture enterprises amid severe energy shortages.

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The Municipal Directorate of Education in Minas launched a comprehensive initiative during the 2024–2025 academic year that combines academic achievement with community transformation. The effort is framed around three major national milestones: the 72nd anniversary of the assaults on the Moncada and Carlos Manuel de Céspedes garrisons, the 95th anniversary of Dr. Armando Hart Dávalos’s birth, and the centennial of Commander-in-Chief Fidel Castro Ruz.


Although stillness may seem to prevail, energy is quietly building across neighborhoods and communities as word spreads: Minas, in the province of Camagüey, has been selected to host Cuba’s official celebration of July 26 in 2025.


Under a context marked by economic constraints and the country’s challenging conditions, the summer season in Camagüey kicked off on July 5th, with the provincial capital as the main venue and the municipality of Minas as its secondary site. In a press conference, the Young Communist League (UJC) outlined the various activities planned for the coming weeks.


With tiger stripes beneath sheep’s wool, the U.S. government seeks to disguise its anti-Cuban agent Rosa María Payá, denounced Bolivian television channel Abya Yala in this capital.


Nature tourism continues to grow stronger in Camagüey, particularly within protected areas managed by the Flora and Fauna Protection Enterprise, a government-assigned institution operating in Jardines de la Reina to the south and Cayo Romano to the north.